Network security is one of the hottest issues facing enterprises and service providers today. Recent surveys show that although 98% of companies use some sort of network security device, one third are still at risk from Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, and over one half have reported unauthorized access to their networks. This webcast focuses on how heightened concerns about network security are being resolved by next generation security devices and technologies. This is a one hour webcast on Next Generation Network Security co-hosted by Agilent Technologies and Check Point Software Technologies.
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